Industrialists given three day Ohio Valley tour
The Upper Ohio Valley Development Council wrapped a three day river tour ending in East Liverpool, highlighting six county efforts to attract new industries. Leaders and 130 boosters met with 70 visiting industrialists to discuss opportunities and transport, labor, and resources as Ormet and Olin Mathieson plan expansions near Clarington.
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Columbus Dispatch
Steubenville
Upper Ohio Valley Development Council
Ohio Valley
East Liverpool
Ohio-West Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ormet Corp
Olin Mathieson Corp
Clarington
Ormet
Olin Mathieson
O-1
Monroe Worthington
Wheeling
W. Va
News Register
Expressway Speed Limit Up To 60 Miles Per Hour
Ohio House approved a measure to raise daytime speed limits on city freeways to 60 mph while keeping 50 mph at night and dropping the 20 mph school zone limit on urban expressways. The bill moves to the Senate amid additional actions on courts and public commissions.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Senate
House
Barge Lines Idle After Contract Expiry Third Day
Four major barge lines idle for a third day as AFL Harbour 25 union calls the halt a lockout. Boats, including three diesel tugs, are moored from Pittsburgh to the Mississippi. only a watchman may board moored vessels under union rules.
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Point Pleasant
AFL
Harbour 25
Pittsburgh
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
American Chemical Barge Lines
Federal Barge Lines
Union Barge Lines
Mississippi
ClerK Surrenders After Fling in Reno and Forgery Case
Oakland clerk Berteene M. Moura 43 surrendered to police admitting forging 7650 in teachers payroll checks over two years. She said most money funded a whirlwind Reno fling that included a sudden marriage later annulled.
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Oakland
Calif
Berteene M. Moura
Dayton Names Rev. Raymond A Roesen New University President
The Rev. Raymond A Roesen will assume office as the 17th president of the University of Dayton starting August 15. He succeeds the outgoing leader and leads the Catholic research university in Ohio.
Girl Scout Senior Roundup Opens In Colorado
The Western world’s largest gathering of teenage girls opens in Colorado Springs with 8500 participants aged 14 to 17. Delegates come from all 50 states, U S territories and 27 foreign countries, assembling in a sprawling tent city for the second annual event.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
U. S
Fourth of July Talk Cancelled in Lancaster
U S Rep Walter H Moeller cancels a Fourth of July speaking engagement in Lancaster due to the death of his mother in law Mrs Frank Rafferty 77 of Palestine Ind The notice notes the cancellation stems from the family bereavement.
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Lancaster
U.S
Walter H. Moeller
Frank Rafferty
Palestine
Ind
Wildcat Striking Steel Workers Return to Work Across Republic Plants
Republic Steel Corp says wildcat strikers are returning to work and operations are resuming in all departments. The walkout followed the expiration of the United Steelworkers contract and affected about 30,000 workers nationwide. Union leader David McDonald urged a return to work as talks resume, aided by court orders and picket bans.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
United Steelworkers
New York City
David J. McDonald
International
U.S. Steel
Mesabi Iron Range
Long Clings To First Plan For Re election Bid
Gov Earl K Long remains committed to launching a re election campaign this Saturday as doctors perform ECG tests on his ailing heart. The 63 year old Long, recently discharged from a mental hospital, left his Covington motel to travel to New Orleans for medical checks and political preparations.
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New Orleans
Earl K. Long
Paul Pratt
Long
Covington
Radar Patrol Begins On Ohio Turnpike
Holiday drivers are warned radar cars will operate on the Ohio Turnpike on a limited basis this weekend. State Highway Patrol will post standard warning signs to inform motorists of the traffic enforcement program.
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Cleveland
State Highway Patrol
Mom Says Child’s Hearing Return Makes Tragic Accident Worthwhile
Garden Grove California four year old J Byron Patterson was struck by a car and dragged 44 feet suffering a broken leg and ribs and four hour brain surgery for head injuries. Since the crash his mother reports he now hears for the first time almost deaf since birth making the ice cream bell door slam and her voice part of his world. Doctors think brain injury may have eased a blood deficiency. further tests are planned to measure his remaining hearing.
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Garden Grove
Calif
J. Byron Patterson
J. Byron
J.B
Theft Ring Is Broken In Chicago
FBI announced a major international theft case involving eight and a half million dollars in Canadian bonds stolen May 3 1958 from Brockville Trust and Savings Co Ontario. Three American suspects were arrested in Chicago with five total named in a suppressed indictment. two Canadians remain at large.
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Chicago
FBI
Brockville Trust and Savings Co
Brockville
Ont
Youth Killed Instantly As Head Hits Truck
James Licsak ten year old pupil from a Parma Catholic school was killed when his head struck the corner of a passing truck in Brookpark as a bus returning from day camp moved past. Officials cited warnings from a camp counselor and a posted sign above his head. The accident occurred Thursday and involved a bus with fifty seven classmates on board.
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Cleveland
James Licsak
Brookpark
Parma
Tire Firm Strike Ends at General Tire Akron Plant
The week-old walkout at General Tire & Rubber Co. in Akron ends with 1800 workers returning to work and production back to normal, according to a company spokesman.
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Akron
General Tire & Rubber Co
Newport Jazz Festival Opens with 10000 in Attendance
The sixth annual Newport Jazz Festival opened Thursday night in Newport Rhode Island with about 10 000 spectators on hand as the event kicked off.
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Newport
R. I
Cuba unrest grows as arms cache seized near Havana
In Havana a secret police raid seized an arms cache in a suburb as Cuba reports troop movements. Eastern Cuba sees reinforcements and 41 arrests for sabotage while western Cuba reports guerrilla activity in mountains. Exiles Masferrer and Pedraza are linked to the alleged plot. Air force commander Diaz Sanz resigns alleging Communist influence and U.S. manipulation.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Rolando Masferrer
Miami
Fla
Jose Pedraza
Batista
Dominican Republic
Revolutionary Armed Forces
Air Force
Pedro Luis Diaz Sanz
Castro
Diaz
U.S
Ohio Woman Convicted in Slaying Faces Death Penalty
Edythe Margaret Klumpp, 41, was found guilty of first degree murder in the Oct 30 killing of Louise Bergen. She faces execution in Ohio's electric chair unless higher courts intervene. Defense plans appeal as judge prepares to set sentence after a defense motion for a new trial.
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Cincinnati
Edythe Margaret Klumpp
Ohio
Louise Bergen
William F. Hopkins
Hopkins
Two Escapees Foil Authorities Near South Perry
Logan Ohio two Hocking Honor Camp inmates fled the area after abandoning a station wagon near South Perry. State Patrol units from Athens continued the search as witnesses reported two men seen near the escape vehicle site. Sgt. C. W. Myers said investigators believe the fugitives have left the Hocking County region despite the elapsed time since the 10:30 p.m. Wednesday breakout.
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State Highway Patrol
Hocking
South Perry
C. W. Myers
Athens
Myers
Hocking County
Baby recovers from usually fatal disease in Rhode Island
Michael Scully eight months old was critically ill three weeks ago with extrem vaccinatum a usually fatal disease. A special serum was flown here from the University of Colorado Medical School and he may go home next week.
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Pawtucke
R. I
Michael Scully
Mike
University of Colorado Medical School
Blast kills two children at Montana fireworks stand
Two children died when a fire and explosion destroyed a wooden fireworks stand in Kalispell, Montana. The incident occurred Thursday after the youngsters were left by their parents to tend the stand.
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Kalispell
Mont
Fire damages Air Force brain center at Pentagon
A four hour blaze destroyed the heart of the Air Force statistical center in a windowless ground level room. It damaged computing machines and magnetic tape memory storing personnel data while most workers were sent home. officials expect data can be replaced and damage assessed after investigation. The cause remains under investigation with speculation about faulty wiring.
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Pentagon
Air Force Statistical Center
U.S
Grizzly Bear Victim Faces Long Plastic Repairs
A Miami University student from Harvey Cedars New Jersey was mauled by a grizzly in Glacier Park Montana. Joe Williams age 20 was flown to University Hospital Philadelphia in grim condition and faces extensive plastic repairs to his face head neck and buttocks with a long recovery ahead.
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Alta
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N. J
Williams
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Five Day Forecast Warmth Leads Into Weekend
OHLO expects sunny and warmer today and Saturday with highs near 82 to 86 and lows 60s. West Virginia remains sunny with low humidity and highs 75 to 80, mountains 66 to 74. Tonight will be cool with 50s to 60s, Saturday mostly sunny. Temperatures run 2 to 6 degrees above normal with a warming trend into midweek and scattered showers possible Sunday or Monday and again around Wednesday.
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No Sunday Messenger Issue This Week
There will be no Sunday edition of The Messenger due to the July 4 holiday. Regular Sunday features from building, farm, television, theaters and comics appear with today's issue.
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Killer Makes Final Try On Cleveland Man
Walter J. Byomin of Cleveland seeks a new trial in Lorain County Court as his scheduled electric chair execution nears in Columbus. He was convicted for the May 4 1957 killing of Wellington patrolman Edmund G. Smith. State Rep Joseph J Murphy of Piqua, serving as volunteer attorney, filed the motion for a new trial.
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Walter J. Byomin
Cleveland
Lorain
Byomin
Ohio
Columbus
Edmund G. Smith
Wellington
Potter Stewart
U. S. Supreme Court
Joseph J. Murphy
Piqua
Parents Of Six Die In Ohio Headon Crash
Four Ohioans including the parents of six children were killed in a head on collision on U S 52 one half mile east of New Richmond near Cincinnati.
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New Richmond
Here
U.S. 52
Ohio River
Cincinnati
CAB To Examine Continental Can Plane Crash
Civil Aeronautics Board officials will probe the scattered wreckage of a Continental Can Co. twin engine plane to determine the cause of the crash that killed 10 aboard. Wallets with the identities of all victims have been found, eight of them Continental Can executives from New York City.
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Marion
Continental Can Company
Civil Aeronautics Board
Continental Can Co
New York City
All Expenses Paid Bachelor Takes 39 Girls to Chicago
Jay Ostrander a 59 year old Goodrich Michigan junior high teacher has brought 39 high school sophomores to Chicago for a five day visit paying their chartered bus, hotel, meals and entertainment. He estimates the trip costs around $2000 and says he funds it from his salary while living frugally as a bachelor.
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Chicago
Jay Ostrander
Goodrich
Mich
Ostrander
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